- Bitcoin perfectly executed a liquidity sweep followed by a trendline breakout
- Price now sits inside the first H4 supply, but liquidity above suggests it may break further
- A fake reaction could bait traders before a push into the second supply zone
In the last article, we talked about how Bitcoin had swept liquidity below—a classic move, almost too obvious for those who understand how price hunts liquidity.
We were sitting right in a supply zone, and to me, it just didn’t feel like it would hold. Why? Because there was liquidity sitting right above, waiting to be taken.
I mapped out a possible trajectory for you: break the supply, react just enough on the bearish trendline to make retail traders feel smart for shorting… and then? Flip the script. Break the trendline, hunt the stop-losses, and grab the real liquidity above.
Well—Bitcoin followed that path to the letter.
Now what?
Let’s zoom out.
On the 4H chart, we’re already in the first supply.
But above it, surprise—more liquidity. And above that liquidity? Another supply zone. You know what I’m thinking. The price could fake a reaction here, just enough to lure in some shorts or take partial profits.
Then boom—break through and give the true reaction at the next zone.
Of course, none of this is set in stone. The market doesn’t care about our drawings or our bias. These are scenarios, not certainties. But if Bitcoin keeps playing its liquidity game, this path would make a lot of sense.
Let’s see what it decides.
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